Festive ‘Battle of Classes’ in Amyville Secondary School
The high school students of the Amityville Memorial High School enjoyed a festive “Battle of the classes” with Christmas theme in the gym to say
Education
Biden condona debt to 150,000 more students and elevates total beneficiaries to 5 million
The president of the United States, Joe Biden, announced the decision to condemn debt with universities of another 150,000 people, which raises more than 5
Empire State University revolutionizes education: first title in 100% business in Spanish and online
Empire State University has marked a milestone in the New York Educational System by launching the first Spanish program within the Suny system: Bachelor of
Town de Riverhead forms a committee for Hispanic development, empowerment and education
It was a historical working meeting of January 16, when the Board of the Town de Riverhead, in Long Island, NY officially formed the Committee
Survey: Hispanic parents prefer charter schools and other educational options
Hispanic families are marking a significant trend in the education of their children, according to a recent survey of the National School Choice Awareness Foundation
Amityville students celebrate Valentine’s Day by making special cards
They develop their creativity by celebrating love and friendship. The preschool students of the Northeast Elementary School, located in Amityville, recently conducted an interactive unit
The MTA and Cuny launched call for paid summer internships
The University of New York City (CUNY) and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) announced the start of the application process for the 2025 summer internship
Registration in NYC charter schools increases to 149,000, reflecting a growing demand
The number of students enrolled in the Chárter schools in New York City continues to grow, according to data published by the NYC Charter School
Legislator Rebecca Sanin delivers more than 100 folders to students in Brentwood
Suffolk County Legislator, Rebecca Sanin, recently visited the North Middle School located in Brentwood to deliver more than 100 folders (BIDERS) to the students, ensuring
State Assembly proposes in Budget $ 38.5 billion for public schools
The president of the Assembly of the State of New York, Carl Heastie, and the president of the Media and Arbitration Committee of the Assembly,